The Hindu | Syrians vent rage in tent camps on border with Turkey Los Angeles Times Hundreds have set up a temporary camp in a muddy field on their country's border with Turkey. Now, they draw fetid water from a well and relieve themselves in the woods. They rely on handouts of food from relatives smuggled from across the border. ... Fleeing Syrians Take Refuge Along Border With Turkey Turkey Presses Syria to End Violence The consequences of Syrian refugees in Turkey |
CTV.ca | Turkey decides The News International By 1990s, Turkey was witnessing a large internal migration from villages to the major cities. The distinctly religious migrants were a caravan of faith heading back to the cities, especially Istanbul. Rapid unbanisation was a double-edged sword. ... Turkish Vote Result Seen as Opportunity for EU Peter Goodspeed: Fears of creeping Islamism follow Turkey's landmark election Turkey's economic and democratic turnaround |
Gulf Times | Emboldened Kurds Press Demands in Turkey Voice of America The imprisoned leader of the Kurdish rebel group the PKK set a June 15 deadline for Turkey's government to start negotiations to resolve Kurdish demands or face a return to conflict. Since the threat, made in April, Turkey's pro-Kurdish Peace and ... Kurds raise profile, gain seats in Turkish assembly Challenging days ahead for Erdoğan 3 Kurdish rebels killed in fighting in eastern Turkey |
NDTV.com | Turkey Cracks Down On Anonymous Hacking Group With 32 Arrests CRN Turkey arrested 32 people allegedly connected to the hacker group Anonymous after members launched a series of denial-of-service attacks that shut down Turkish government and telecom Web sites. Turkish officials reportedly ... 32 'Anonymous' Suspects Detained in Turkey Anonymous members arrested in Turkey Alleged hackers nabbed in Turkey following cyber attacks |
Armenian Weekly | Turkey: Ethnic Armenians Look for Political Voice EurasiaNet Turkey's parliamentary campaign debate about the government's treatment of ethnic minorities prompted hope among the country's ethnic Armenians, its largest non-Muslim minority, that greater tolerance could be in the wind. But as Turkish-Armenians take ... Armenian genocide bills ramp up diplomatic tension, cables show BREAKING NEWS: Resolutions Demanding Return of Confiscated Churches, Genocide ... Turkey to raise to new level denial of Armenian genocide: Expert |
Turkey Index May Drop to 61500, Is Invest's Gursoy Says Bloomberg Turkey's benchmark share index may fall below 61500 after breaking through a key support level, said Ahmet Fatih Gursoy, a trader at Is Invest, the country's biggest broker. The gauge last slid below ... |
Turkey in Position to Lead Region Out of Tumultuous Century Truthdig There was an article a few days ago in The International Herald Tribune by Anthony Shadid, writing in Gaziantep, Turkey—an old Hittite city, bordering Syria, strategic during the Crusader wars, center of Turkish resistance to the French occupation in ... |
Turkey Needs More Steps to Cool Banks' Lending Boom, HSBC Says Bloomberg Turkey's credit rating may come under pressure if the government has difficulty financing the current-account gap, Moody's Investors Service said on June 6. Moody's ranks Turkey at Ba2, two levels below investment grade, with a positive outlook. ... |
Will Central Banks of China and Turkey Doom Their Economies? Benzinga China and Turkey in particular. China has been experiencing rapid economic growth for nearly the whole of the previous decade. The Shanghai composite index is up over 100% since 2005, and roughly 500% in the past 15 years. That growth may be coming at ... |
Since You Asked: So much history, so much beauty in Turkey Marin Independent-Journal Our bus-full of tourists slid joyfully across the line, back in Istanbul after two weeks seeing the sights and cities of Turkey's Asia Minor. I had forgotten how many ancient settlements are still being unearthed in Turkey. The Greeks were here! ... |